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Shares closed sharply higher Friday as investors snapped up shares in major automakers amid reduced U.S. tariff concerns. The won strengthened against the dollar.

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According to ChainCatcher, the U.S. dollar has weakened ahead of the release of the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, the U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) data. Emma Wall from Hargreaves Lansdown noted that the core PCE data will be particularly significant before the Federal Reserve's December meeting. If inflation data exceeds expectations, the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates unchanged. Conversely, if the data meets or falls below expectations, it could pave the way for another rate cut.

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U.S. Dollar Declines Ahead of Key Inflation Data Release

The Japanese Yen (JPY) remains stable despite a sharp fall in Household Spending in Japan. Rising bets for a Bank of Japan (BoJ) rate hike, supported by Governor Kazuo Ueda's remarks, and a reflationary push by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi keep JPY strong. The US Dollar (USD) struggles amid expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut. Traders await the US Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) Price Index for further direction.

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Japanese Yen Traders Seem Non-committed; Hawkish BoJ Expectations Favor Bulls

The Indonesian rupiah remained stable at 16,660 per dollar after forex reserves rose for the second consecutive month in November. Despite interventions to stabilize the currency, traders are anticipating key domestic data releases next week. Bank Indonesia aims to guide the rupiah to 16,500 per dollar next year, with potential rate cuts. Globally, the US dollar index steadied at 99 as markets await inflation data and the Fed's final meeting of the year.

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The dollar index is set for a second weekly decline, influenced by expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Markets anticipate a 25 bps cut next week and further reductions next year. Potential changes in Fed leadership and recent economic data, including low jobless claims and high layoffs, also impact the currency. Investors await key inflation and consumer spending data.

Dollar Set for Second Weekly Decline

GBP/USD fell below the 1.3350 level after a strong rebound. Despite a decline in the US Dollar Index, GBP/USD gains were limited. The Fed's interest rate decision on December 10 is crucial, with a 90% chance of a rate cut expected. Upcoming PCE inflation data may impact this decision. The US labor market shows signs of weakening, influencing rate cut expectations.

GBP/USD Pulls Back As Bull Run Hesitates

The U.S. dollar hovered near a five-week low against major currencies as investors anticipated a Federal Reserve rate cut next week. Markets expect a quarter-point reduction, with potential for more cuts next year. The dollar index was flat at 99.065, after hitting a five-week low of 98.765. Traders are pricing in 86% odds of a Fed cut. Key economic data, including unemployment benefits and inflation gauges, are influencing expectations. The dollar's performance is also affected by speculation about White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett potentially becoming Fed Chair.

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Dollar hovers near five-week low on Fed rate cut bets

Markets experienced volatility as the latest Jobless Claims report showed a lower-than-expected 191K, the lowest since September 2022, causing confusion. Divergence between private and public labor data was noted, with potential seasonal adjustment issues. The US Dollar rebounded, impacting Tech, Cryptocurrencies, and Metals, with Silver dropping 2.34%. Further insights are expected on December 16 with the Non-Farm Payrolls release.

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Dollar Gains on Positive US Jobless Claims News

Treasury yields have risen, boosting the US dollar and impacting stocks negatively. The S&P 500 is down, while conflicting deficit priorities in Washington are noted. The market anticipates a Fed rate cut, stoking inflation fears. US jobs data is slipping, but retail sales remain solid. Dollar strength affects EUR/USD, which is down 20 pips.

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Treasury yields perk up and help boost the US dollar

USD/JPY remains weak as the dollar falls due to disappointing US data and potential BoJ rate hikes. The yen gains moderate support from rising JGB yields and FX intervention warnings. The pair trades near 154.90, with technical outlook showing weakness near 154.80 support. Markets await US jobless claims and PCE inflation data for Fed's easing path confirmation.